Anglo-Irish identities 1571/1845
By: edited by David A. Valone and Jill Marie Bradbury.
Contributors: Valone, David A.; Bradbury, Jill Marie, 1971-; University of Notre Dame.
Publisher: Lewisburg
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Bucknell University Press
Language: eng
Number of pages: 289
ISBN-13: 9780838757130
Subjects: National characteristics, Irish; British -- Ireland -- History; Group identity -- Great Britain; Ireland -- Civilization
Notes: This book originated from a NEH Summer Seminar hosted by the University of  Notre Dame in the summer of 2003.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Jill Marie Bradbury and David A. Valone; title: Hugh O'Neill and national identity in early modern Ireland / Susan B. Iwanisziw ?; title: Strumpets, wood nimphs, and contaminants : representing Irish women in new English discourse, 1571/1601 / Margaret Mc Peake; title: Fashioning identity in eighteenth-century politics : The case of John Toland / Jeffrey R. Wigelsworth; title: Sawney and Dermot : locality and national identity in Irish and Scottish eclogues / David Hill Radcliffe; title: Berkeley and Ireland : who are the "we" in "we Irish think otherwise" / Scott C. Breuninger; title: The injured lady, the deluded man, and the infamous creature : Swift and the 1707 Act of Union / Evan R. Davis; title: Notes from a native son : Swift's intelligencer / Virginia La Grande; title: Domestic, political, and moral economies in Swift's Irish writings / Jill Marie Bradbury; title: Anglo-Irish antiquarianism and the transformation of Irish identity, 1750/1800 / Lesa N' Mhunghaile; title: From Owenson to Morgan : history, sensibility, and the vagaries of reception in the wild Irish girl / Christopher Nagle; title: "So near to us as a sister" : incestuous unions in Owenson's  The wild Irish girl and Maria Edgeworth's The absentee / Susan M. Kroeg; title: Economic identity and the Irish peasantry on the eve of the great hunger / David A. Valone.